Curriculum Vitae. Giulio De Leo, Ph.D. in Ecology

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1 Giulio De Leo, Ph.D. in Ecology Full Professor, Dept. of Biology Senior Fellow, Stanford Woods Institute for the Environment Faculty Fellow, Stanford Center for Innovation in Global Health Faculty Director of the Stanford Program for Disease Ecology, Health and the Environment Stanford University (California). Curriculum Vitae CONTACT INFORMATION Hopkins Marine Station (Stanford University), 120 Oceanview blvd, Pacific Grove, CA (USA), Tel. (+1) ; mobile: (+1) ; fax: (+1) ; Website: Skype : giulio_deleo SUMMARY OF RESEARCH INTERESTS My primary research interest is in the use of ecological theory, particularly life history-based models, in disease ecology, population dynamics and management. I use advanced mathematical and computational techniques to identify basic first-principles of the ecology of infectious diseases, to explore costs and benefits of alternative policies for natural resource management in a multi-objective, multi-attribute framework and to analyse population dynamics and extinction risk of endangered populations. My research focuses on disease dynamics and population management in a variety of ways, including quantitative studies of real-world systems and theoretical studies that inform practical management approaches. My goal is to identify and assess the effect environmental and anthropogenic drivers on disease dynamics and to estimate key parameters that may be incorporated into epidemiological models useful for decision-making. I am especially interested in connecting academic science to decision tools and effective conservation practices and public health measures. Much of my research is collaborative and ranges across taxa and disciplines. This is reflected in the diversity of journals and topics on which I published. In recent years I have been particularly interested in investigating factors and processes that provide resilience of natural or managed population to natural and anthropogenic stressors, environmental shocks and climate change. I study resilience from two very different perspectives: on the one hand, I have focussed my attention on populations or systems that prove to be resilient despite our effort to control or eradicate them, namely parasitic and infectious diseases. On the other hand, I have been working extensively to understand how to increase resilience of population of commercial or conservation interest to extensive harvesting, environmental shocks, climate change and land use change. I am leading, along with dr. Susanne H Sokolow, an extensive research program, partially based in Senegal, aimed at controlling schistosomiasis by using natural predators or competitors of the obligate intermediate snail host, I cofounded The Upstream Alliance, a partnership of more than ten research institutions from 9 countries and four continents to fight schistosomiasis, and recently launched in 2015 a new Stanford Program in Disease Ecology, Health and the Environment to investigate the environmental levers of health and discover novel, creative solutions for controlling diseases with an important environmental component in the transmission cycle. I conduct my research activity at the Hopkins Marine Station and, as a senior fellow, at the Woods Institute for the Environment and at the Center for Innovation in Global Health of Stanford University. ACADEMIC POSITIONS AND TRAINING present: Faculty director of the Stanford program in Disease Ecology, Health and the Environment present: Faculty Fellow, Stanford Center for Innovation in Global Health present: Full Professor of Ecology, Dept. of Biology and Senior Fellow at the Woods Institute for the Environment, Stanford University (California) : Full Professor of Ecology, Dep. of Environmental Science, Univ. of Parma (Italy) : Associate Professor of Ecology, Depart. of Environmental Science, University of Parma (Italy) Lecturer in Ecology (Ricercatore), Politecnico di Milano (Italy) Ph.D. in Ecology under a joint program of University of Ferrara and University of Parma (Italy) Master Degree (magna cum laude) in Environmental Engineering, Politecnico di Milano (Italy) with a thesis on Environmental Decision Support Systems for underground water quality simulation. 1

2 HONORS AND AWARDS - Data for Development (D4D) Challenge in Senegal Prize (April 2015) for the "Health sector, promoted by Orange and Sonatel telecommunication company under the patronage of the Senegal Ministry of Higher Education and Research. Title of the research project: "Uncovering the impact of human mobility on schistosomiasis via mobile phone data" joint Politecnico di Milano (Italy)/Stanford team led by Marino Gatto (Politecnico di Milano). In addition, the team has been awarded one of the three Development Grants funded by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation associated with the D4D Senegal Challenge - Focus prize for scientific and technological innovation held by the national Focus magazine (2002) - N.A.T.O. Senior Fellowship (1997) - Post-doctoral fellowship supported by the Italian Ministry of Research ( ) to promote capacity building and international research networks. - "Fondazione Ing. Aldo Gini" (Padova) scholarship (1989) to promote capacity building and international networks - Andrea Calori Prize (1993), Bergamo (Italy). OTHER PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCES : Deputy Director of the Program for Technological Innovation and Sustainable Development of the Environmental Protection Agency of the Lombardy Region, Italy (Agenzia Regionale per la Protezione dell Ambiente della Lombardia). Developed agreements with industrial associations to foster the adoption of environmental management schemes and to improve corporate environmental performances. MAIN RECENT GRANTS - PI of the NIMBioS working group ( ) - Co-investigator of SNAP-NCEAS proposal lead by S.H. Sokolow and K. Lafferty ( ) - $250,000 PI, Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation (PI Giulio De Leo ): extension of the project Aquaculture Pour La Sante: Native prawn fisheries restoration for poverty alleviation and schistosomiasis control in the Senegal River Basin for prawn production - $350,000 ( ) Grant from Stanford SEED/FSI to establish a program on Disease Ecology, Health and Development - $319,000 ( ) NIH-EEID program. Project title: Using community ecology theory to predict the effects of agricultural expansion and intensification on infections of humans: implications for sustainable agriculture (PI: Jason Rohr, University of South Florida, $2,300,000); - $999,982 ( ) PI, Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation (PI Giulio De Leo): Aquaculture Pour La Sante: Native prawn fisheries restoration for poverty alleviation and schistosomiasis control in the Senegal River Basin - Co-investigator Gran Challenges Canada foundation ( ) - Macrobrachium Vollenhovenii production in Senegal as a tool to curb transmission of schistosomiasis (CAD 1,000,000). - $15,383 ( ) Co-investigator of the NSF-CNH project award Healthy Ecosystems, Healthy People: The Coupled Human Health and Environmental Dynamics of Schistosomiasis in Sub-Saharan Afric (PI Armand Kuris, UCSB, $1,450,000) - $175,000 ( ) EVP Woods Institute for the Environment, on bio-control of Schistosomiasis (PI) - $450,000 ( ) NSF-OA project award Ocean Acidification: Collaborative Research: Interactive effects of acidification, low dissolved oxygen and temperature on abalone population dynamics within the California Current", as Principal Investigator - $450,000 ( ) NSF-CNH (as co-pi, PI Fiorenza Micheli) Enhancing resilience of coastal ecosystems and human communities to oceanographic variability: social and ecological feedbacks (PI: Fiorenza Micheli, Stanford University) - 58,000 ( ). MIPAF, Assessment of the eel management plans for Italian regions ,000 (2013) Euro-Mediterranean Center for Climate Change (PI) reconstructing the baseline of grey reef shark fishery in the Line island of the Pacific. - 19,500 ( ). IZSLER (Regional Anima Health Agency) Assessment of surveillance system for bovine Tuberculosis: a network analysis. - 20,000 (2012). Fondazione Lombardia per l Ambiente. Guidelines for the Climate Change adaptation plan for the Lombardy region. - 32,000 ( ). ARPA-ER (Environmental protection Agency) Health risk assessment from waste incinerators. 2

3 - 70,000 ( ). MIUR (Italian Minister of Research Programs of national interests), PI PRIN ,000 ( ). Tour du Valat. Natural Resource Management. - 10,500 (2009). Eukrasìa. Environmental impact Assessment of poultry litter combustion - 12,000 (2009). Consorzio LEAP. Waste managament. - 41,000 (September 2009). Partner of a EU project financed by EU Directorate-General for Maritime Affairs and Fisheries through CEFAS (P.I.). MARE: Pilot projects to estimate potential and actual escapement of silver eel. - 18,000 (July 2009). UNIMAR and Italian Minister of Fishery. Modelling Support for the development of the Eel management Plan for Italy. - 6,000 (June 2009). Università degli Studi di Ferrara. Development of a habitat suitability index for Tapes philippinarum for Veneto coastal lagoons. - 8,000 (Jan. 2009). Consorzio Ferrara Ricerche (CFR). Optimal harvesting of Tapes philippinarum, - 30,000 (Feb. 2009). Partner of a project financed by CORILA for the design of the management plan of the Venice lagoon. - 31,000 (2008-Dec. 2009) European Commission grant - Partner of the EXIOPOL project on environmental externalities accounting. Focus on fishery policies ,000 (2007-Jan 2009) Principal Investigator - PRIN Italian Ministry of Research. Principal Investigator of the research project An Integrated Approach to the Conservation and Management of the European Eel in the Mediterranean Region - 390,000 (2005-Dec. 2008)- Fondazione Lombardia per l Ambiente (FLA). Principal Investigator of the Research Line: Environmental Externalities: assessment of local impacts of global climate change in the Lombardy region of the project Kyoto-Lombardia - 15,000 (2006-Dec. 2008)- Italian Ministry of Research. Development of an international research network (interlink) with Princeton, Stanford and Emory in USA and Tour du Valat in France. - 45,000 (2005-Dec. 2008) - Research contract with CementiRossi SpA for the Environmental Impact Assessment related to the implementation of the EU Directive 96/61/CE (Integrated Pollution and prevention Control). - 50,000 ( )- Center for Energy Research (CESI). Principal Investigator of the project Estimating Environmental Externalities of energy production - 140,000 ( ) - Ministry of Agriculture, Aquaculture and Fishery department P.I. of the research project # 6-C-76, Impact of bivalve filter feeders farming on nutrient recycling in distrophic coastal lagoons: bioeconomic impact of algal blooms and identification of sustainable strategies of the farming activity in Sacca di Goro, Italy. - ( ) - Director of the office for the promotion of technological innovation and sustainable development in the Environmental protection Agency (ARPA) of Lombardia. - 1,700,000 contract with TAV SpA, Technical support to the Environmental Observatory of high speed trains ; - 100,000 European Union LIFE project DesAir 03 ENV/IT/343 Designing a local market for specific polluting emissions (SO2, NOx, CO2): a pilot project for air quality control in Lombardia for the application of the Emission Trading Directive in Lombardia (project Leader: IEFE-Bocconi) SERVICES - Faculty Director of the Stanford Center for Disease Ecology, Health and Development (Executive Director dr. Susanne H. Sokolow) - from summer 2015 on - Chair of the leadership committee for Hopkins Marine Station (summer-winter 2016) - Member of the team to redesigned Hopkins Marine Station web site (Spring-Winter 2016) - Served in five (6) Stanford PhD committees (in addition to the 4 students I am directly advising) - Director of the International Workshops on Mathematical Models of Climate Variability, Environmental Change and Infectious Diseases January 10-23, 2015 San Paulo, Brazil; April 29 - May 11, 2013, Trieste (Italy); and Arusha, Tanzania, 23 January - 3 February Co-organizers: AP Dobson (Princeton University), M Pascual (University of Michigan) and G. Canziani (Universidad Nacional del Centro de la Provincia de Buenos Aires, Argentina). Workshops developed in collaboration and sponsored by the International Center of Theoretical Physic - Nov. 1st , leading with Fiorenza Micheli a working group at the Hopkins Marine Station for the Stanford First Nations Futures Institute event at the Hopkins Marine Station - Associated Editor of Ecology Letters (since 2007) 3

4 - Reviewer for Journal of Animal Ecology, PNAS American Naturalist, Marine and Freshwater Research, Ecological Modelling, Proceedings of the Royal Society Series B, Canadian Journal of Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences, etc. - Chair of the Committee for ethical investment for Eurizon Capital SGR Banca Intesa -San Paolo ( ) - Director of the Ph.D. Program in Ecology at the University of Parma ( ) - Chair of the Scientific Committee of the Energy Agency of Parma ( ) - Member of the National Council and of the Scientific Committee of WWF-Italy ( ) - Founder and President of the Association of Environmental Engineers (AIAT: Associazione Ingegneri per l Ambiente ed il Territorio, ( ). TEACHING BIO 177H BIO 277H, Dynamics and management of marine populations, Winter Quarter (4 units) - BIO03 Frontiers in Marine Biology, Fall Quarter, one lecture - ENVRES 398 and ENVRES , BIOHOPK 300H-14, BIOHOPK 198H-14: graduate and undergraduate level individual research and reading - BIO 168H/268H Disease Ecology: from parasite evolution to the socio-economic impacts of pathogens on nations. New Cardinal course. 10 partecipants (8 undegraduate students and 2 graduate students) - BIOS248 Scientific Computing for Ecologists, Biologists and Environmental Scientists. New, one week, full time, intensive graduate level, mini-course, taught at the Hopkins Marine Station in Nov along with Prof. Stefano Allesina (University of Chicago) 20 participants. MENTORING Undergraduate Advisees (8): Daryll Carlson (VPUE UAR 2016 and honor thesis 2017), Jonas kemp (VPUE 2016), Jonathan Fisk (co-term and honor thesis 2017), Emily Alsentzer (co-term, writing a paper on her VPUE 2016 internship), Tiffany Thisner (summer intern through MBARI), Aileen San (REU summer intern student on a joint program between CSUMB and HMS), Madelyn S. Boslough (Stanford summer intern from Electrical Engineering), Lee Marom (Stanford summer intern from industrial design) - Primary PhD Advisees (4): Timothy White, Isabel Jones, Andrea Lund, Richard Grewelle - Other Graduate Advisees (6): Stanford HMS graduate student PhD committee: Maria Malgorzata Wojakowski, Diana LaScala-Gruenewald, Natalie Low, Ju Lee; Stanford Immunology graduate student PhD committee: Michelle Lissner; post-doc: Emil Aalto. MENTORING Undergraduate Advisees (5): Jonathan Fisk, Emily Alsentzer (Stanford VPUE), and Chloe Rikards (Stanford VPUE), Nick White (Stanford MUIR program), Scott Swartz (co-term) - Primary PhD Advisees (3): Timothy White, Isabel Jones, Andrea Lund - Other Graduate Advisees (8): Maria Malgorzata Wojakowski, Diana LaScala-Gruenewald, Natalie Low (Stanford graduate students) Scott Swartz (co-term master student) Emil Aalto, Robin Elahi (Stanford post-docs), Marcello schiavina (post-docs, Politecnico di Milano), Gianluigi Rossi and Michele Cordioli (graduate students, University of Parma). MENTORING Undergraduate Advisees (3): Scott Swartz (Honor Thesis, Biology); Jonathan Fisk (Stanford MUIR), Olivia Cords (Stanford VPUE), Anika Knight (NSF RUE student) - Primary PhD Advisees (2): Timothy White, Diana Rypkema - Other Graduate Advisees (11): Elena Finkbeiner, Maria Malgorzata Wojakowski, Diana LaScala-Gruenewald, Natalie Low (Stanford graduate students Sanna Sokolow, Emil Aalto, Robin Elahi (Stanford post-docs), 4

5 Marisa Rossetto and Marcello schiavina (post-docs, Politecnico di Milano), Gianluigi Rossi and Michele Cordioli (graduate students, University of Parma). RECENT INVITED LECTURES - De Leo, Oct. 30 th 2016 The Death and life of the Monterey Bay. First Nations Initiative. - De Leo, Sept 30 th 2016 The dynamics of Environmentally Transmitted diseases. UC Berkeley - De Leo, July 6 th The enemy of my enemy is my friend: discovering novel ecological solutions to fight infectious diseases of poverty. Summer program Faculty Seminar Series, organized by the office of multi-cultural affairs. - De Leo, March Research talk Novel way to control schistosomiasis in sub-saharan Africa: an integrated ecological approach. Natural Capital Program Symposium, Stanford University. - De Leo: April Research talk EVP project, from idea to solutions, the case of schistosomiasis in Africa. Woods Institute for the Environment retreat plenary talk. - De Leo, and S.H. Sokolow: Feb Research talk Novel way to control schistosomiasis in sub-saharan Africa: an integrated ecological approach. Dept. of Immunology, Stanford University. - De Leo: Nov The program for Disease Ecology, health and the Environment. Meeting of the Advisory Board of the Woods Institute for the Environment, Stanford University. - De Leo, and S.H. Sokolow: July Research talk the bio-control for schistosomiasis in Senegal for SE3 Summer Programs Faculty Seminar Series - De Leo: "Native Prawns: A Candidate New Tool for Schistosomiasis Control: laboratory, field and modelling studies", Research talk, International Workshops on Mathematical Models of Climate Variability, Environmental Change and Infectious Diseases January 10-23, 2015 San Paulo, Brazil - De Leo. "The dynamics and control of schistosomiasis in Senegal" Research talk, Alta Scuola Politecnica (Spring school organized by Politecnico di Milano for master students), Lago di Como (Italy), May De Leo. "When the good goes bad and how a little prawn can help to fix the problem", outreach talk for Friends of Hopkins, Hopkins Marine Station of Stanford University, July De Leo. "Land use change and diseases: the case of schistosomiasis in Senegal ". Research talk, Workshop on the "Understanding how land-use change impacts the dynamics of vector-borne and water borne infectious disease of humans and domestic livestock," SESYNC, Annapolis, June De Leo. Abalone fishery management and impact of climate change. NSF-RCN on Disease of Marine Organism, Old Dominion University, Norfolk, May De Leo. A comparative analysis of approaches and tools for the design of MPA networks. Third annual meeting coconet invited talk. Paris, Feb De Leo. "The relationship between water infrastructure development and infectious diseases". Research talk, Workshop on the "Ecology of Poverty and Economic Development" at the Paris School of Economics in partnership with University of Cergy-Pontoise, Nov De Leo, Ocean sustainability- invited talk at Alta Scuola Politecnica, Lago di Como, May De Leo, Sokolow and Hsieh. New solutions for global control of parasitic infections: the case of Schistosomiasis, Woods Institute Environmental Forum, Stanford University November De Leo, Trading off between conservation and fishery goals in small scale fisheries, NOAA-UCSC, Santa Cruz Dec

6 Publications INTERNATIONAL JOURNALS [1] Jennifer O Leary1, Fiorenza Micheli, Laura Airoldi, Charles Boch, Giulio De Leo, Robin Elahi, Francesco Ferretti, Nicholas A.J. Graham, Steven Y. Litvin, Natalie H. Low, Sarah Lummis, Kerry J. Nickols, Joanne Wong Resilience of Marine Ecosystems to Climatic Disturbances. Accepted for publication on BioScience [2] Garchitorena A, Sokolow, Roche B, Ngonghala C, Jocque M, Lund A, Barry M, Mordecai EA, Daily GC, Jones JH, Andrews JR, Bendavid E, Luby SP, LaBeaud AD, Seetah K, Guégan JF, Bonds MH, De Leo GA Disease Ecology, Health and the Environment: a framework to account for ecological and socio-economic drivers in the control of neglected tropical diseases. Accepted for publication on Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society. [3] Sokolow SH, Isabel J. Jones, Merlijn Jocque, Diana La, Olivia Cords, Anika Knight, Jonathan Fisk, Andrea Lund, Chelsea L. Wood, Kevin D. Lafferty, Armand M. Kuris, Justin Remais, Chris Hoover, Phillip A. Collender, David Lopez-Carr, and Giulio A. De Leo Nearly 400 million people are at higher risk of schistosomiasis because dams block the migration of snail-eating river prawns. Accepted for publication on Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society. [4] Ciddio M, Mari L, Sokolow SH, De Leo GA, Casagrandi R and M Gatto The spatial spread of schistosomiasis: a multidimensional network model applied to Saint-Louis region, Senegal. Accepted for publication on Advanced in Water Resources. [5] Elahi R, Sebens K.P. and G.A. De Leo MEPS Ocean warming and the demography of declines in coral body size. Marine Ecology Progress Series 570: doi: /meps11931 [6] Sokolow SH., CL. Wood, IJ. Jones, SJ Swartz, M Lopez, MH Hsieh, KD Lafferty, AM Kuris, C Rickards, GA. De Leo Global Assessment of Schistosomiasis Control Over the Past Century Shows Targeting the Snail Intermediate Host Works Best. PLOS Neglected Tropical Diseases [7] Wood C.L., Lafferty, K.D., De Leo G.A., Young H.S, Hudson P.J. AM. Kuris Does biodiversity protect humans against infectious disease? Reply, Ecology, 97(2), 2016, pp [8] De Leo GA., Dobson AP and G. Gatto Body size and meta-community structure: the allometric scaling of parasitic worm communities in their mammalian hosts. In press on Journal of Parasitology. [9] De Leo and Micheli 2015 The good, the bad and the ugly of Marine Reserves for fishery yields. Special issue "Measuring the difference made by conservation initiatives". Philosophical Transactions or the Royal Society B. 370: [10] Swartz SJ1, De Leo GA, Wood CL and Sokolow SH, 2015 Infection with schistosome parasites in snails leads to increased predation by prawns: implications for human schistosomiasis control. Journal of Experimental Biology 218: , 1-6 doi: /jeb [11] Perez-Saez J, Mari L, Bertuzzo E, Casagrandi R, Sokolow SH, De Leo GA, Mande T, Ceperley N, Froehlich JM, Sou M, Karambiri H, Yacouba H, Maiga A, Gatto M and A. Rinaldo A theoretical analysis of the geography of schistosomiasis in Burkina Faso highlights the roles of human mobility and water resources development in disease transmission. PLOS Neglected Tropical Diseases on line: 9(10): e doi: /journal. pntd [12] Lafferty K, De Leo GA, Briggs GJ, Dobson AP, Gross T, AM Kuris A general consumer-resource population model. Science. 349(6250): [13] Sokolow SH, Huttinger E, Jouanard J, Hsieh M, Lafferty KD, Kuris AM, Riveau G, Senghor S, Thiam C, N Diaye A, Faye DS, Giulio DeLeo Reduced transmission of human schistosomiasis after restoration of a native river prawn that preys on the snail intermediate host. Proceeding of the National Academy of Science. 112(31): [14] Francesco Ferretti, Salvador Jorgensen, Taylor K Chapple, Giulio De Leo and Fiorenza Micheli, Reconciling predator conservation with public safety. Frontiers in Ecology and Evolution, 2015; 13 (8): [15] Aalto E, Capoccioni F., Terradez Mas, Schiavina M, Leone C., De Leo GA, and E. Ciccotti Quantifying 60 years of declining European eel (Anguilla anguilla L., 1758) fishery yields in Mediterranean coastal lagoons. ICES Journal of Marine Science, 73(1), doi: /icesjms/fsv084 [16] Rossetto M, Micheli F, Saenz-Arroyo A, Espinoza Montes JA, Giulio A. De Leo No-take marine reserves can enhance population persistence and support the fishery of abalone. Canadian Journal of Fisheries and Aquatic Science. 72:1-15. [17] Bevacqua D., Melià, Gatto M, and G.A. De Leo A global viability assessment of the European eel. Global Change Biology. doi: /gcb [18] Claydon JAB, Calosso MC, De Leo GA, Peachey RBJ Spatial and demographic consequences of nurserydependence in reef fishes: an empirical and simulation study. Marine Ecology Progress Series, 525: doi: /meps11245 [19] Rossi G., De Leo G.A., Pongolini S., Natalini S., Vincenzi S. and Bolzoni L Epidemiological modelling for the assessment of bovine tuberculosis surveillance in the dairy farm network in Emilia-Romagna (Italy). Epidemics, 11:

7 [20] Schiavina, M. Daniele Bevacqua, Paco Melià, Alain J. Crivellid, Marino Gatto, Giulio A. De Leo Eel Management Software, a user-friendly tool for the management of European eel fishery and conservation. Environmental Modelling & Software, 2015; 64: 9-17 [21] Micheli F. De Leo G, Butner C., Martone RG and Shester G A risk-based framework for assessing the cumulative impact of multiple fisheries. Biological Conservation 176: DOI: /j.biocon [22] Wood C.L., Lafferty, K.D., De Leo G.A., Young H.S, Hudson P.J. AM. Kuris Does biodiversity protect humans against infectious disease? Ecology, 95(4): [23] Micheli, De Leo et al. A system-wide approach to supporting improvement in seafood production practices and outcomes, Accepted for publication on Frontiers in Ecology and the Environment. [24] Vincenzi S, De Leo G.a., Munari C. and M. Mistri Rapid estimation of potential yield for data-poor Tapes philippinarum fisheries in North Adriatic coastal lagoons, Hydrobiologia, 724(1): [25] Bolzoni L, Tessoni V, Groppi M, De Leo GA React or wait: optimal culling strategy to control infectious diseases in wildlife. J Math Biol. 69: [26] Bolzoni L. and G.A. De Leo Unexpected consequences of culling on the eradication of wildlife diseases: the role of virulence evolution. The American Naturalist, 181(3): [27] Pujolar JM, Schiavina M, Di Franco A, Melià P, Guidetti P., Gatto M, De Leo GA and L Zane Understanding the effectiveness of marine protected areas using genetic connectivity patterns and Lagrangian simulations. Published on line on Diversity and Distribution 19: [28] Cordioli M., Ranzi A., De Leo G.A. and Lauriola P A review of exposure assessment methods in epidemiological studies on incinerators. Journal of environmental and public health. Published 2013: DOI: /2013/ Published: 2013 (Epub 2013 Jun 12) [29] Cordioli, Michele; Vincenzi, Simone; De Leo, Giulio A Effects of heat recovery for district heating on waste incineration health impact: A simulation study in Northern Italy. Science of the Total Environment, 444: DOI: /j.scitotenv [30] Rossetto M, De Leo GA, Greenley A, Vazquezc L, Saenz-Arroyoc A, Espinoza Montes JA, Micheli F Reproductive potential predicts recruitment rates in abalones. Journal of Shellfish Research 32(1): [31] Quadroni S., Galassi S., Capoccioni F., Ciccotti E. Grandi G., De Leo G.A. and R. Bettinetti Contamination, parasitism and condition of Anguilla anguilla in three Italian stocks. Ecotoxicology, 22(1): DOI /s [32] Ciccotti, E., C. Leone, D. Bevacqua, G. De Leo, L. Tancioni, et al Integrating Habitat Restoration and Fisheries Management: A Small-Scale Case-Study To Support EEL Conservation At the Global Scale. Knowledge and Management of Aquatic Ecosystems (407). [33] Di Franco A., Coppini G., Pujolar JM, G. De Leo, Gatto M, Lyubartsev V., Melià P., Zane L, Guidetti P. Assessing Dispersal Patterns of Fish Propagules from a Mediterranean Marine Protected Area PLOS ONE 7(12): e doi: /journal.pone [34] Micheli F, Saenz-Arroyo A, Greenley A, Vazquez L, Espinoza Montes JA, Rossetto M, and De Leo G.A Evidence That Marine Reserves Enhance Resilience to Climatic Impacts. PLOS One (7): e40832 DOI: /journal.pone [35] Di Franco A., Gillanders B.M., De Benedetto G., De Leo G.A., Guidetti P Dispersal Patterns of Coastal Fish: Implications for Designing Networks of Marine Protected Areas. PLoS ONE 7(2): e31681, DOI: /journal.pone doi: /journal.pone [36] Vincenzi S., M Bellingeri e G.A. De Leo 2012 Consequences of extreme events on population persistence and evolution of a quantitative trait. Ecological Informatics, 8:20-28, DOI: /j.ecoinf [37] Rossetto M, G.A. De Leo, D. Bevacqua and F. Micheli Allometric scaling of mortality rates with body mass in abalones. Oecologia, 168(4): DOI /s [38] Vincenzi S, Crivelli AJ, Jesensek D, De Leo GA, Translocation of stream-dwelling salmonids in headwaters: insights from a 15-year reintroduction experience. Rev Fish Biol Fisheries. 22(2): DOI /s [39] Bevacqua D, Capoccioni F, Melià P, Vincenzi S, Pujolar JM, De Leo GA, Ciccotti C Fishery-Induced Selection for Slow Somatic Growth in European Eel, PLOS One 7(5) :e doi: /journal.pone [40] De Leo Giulio A. & L. Bolzoni Getting a free ride on poultry farms: How highly pathogenic avian influenza may persist in spite of its virulence. Theoretical Ecology, 5(1): [41] Pujolar, J.M, Vincenzi S, Crivelli AJ, Jesensek D, De Leo GA, The effect of recurrent floods on genetic composition of marble trout populations. PlosOne. 6(9):e23822 DOI: /journal.pone [42] Bevacqua D., M. Andrello, P. Melià, S. Vincenzi, G. A. De Leo, A.J. Crivelli Density-dependent and inter-specific interactions affecting European eel settlement in freshwater habitats. Hydrobiologia 671(1): doi /s ,. 7

8 [43] Vincenzi S, Zucchetta M, Franzoi P, Pellizzato M, De Leo GA. Torricelli P, Application of a Random Forest algorithm to predict spatial distribution of the potential yield of Ruditapes philippinarum in the Venice lagoon, Italy. Ecological Modelling, 222(8): [44] Pujolar, J.M., Bevacqua, D., Andrello, M., Capoccioni, F., Ciccotti, E., De Leo, G.A., Zane, L No apparent genetic bottleneck in the demographically declining European eel using molecular genetics and forward-time simulations", Conservation Genetics. 12(3): [45] Vincenzi S, Crivelli AJ, Jesensek D, G Rossi, Giulio A. De Leo Innocent until proven guilty? Stable coexistence of alien rainbow trout and native marble trout in a Slovenian stream. Naturwissenschaften. 98(1): [46] Andrello M., Bevacqua D., Maes G.E. and Giulio A. De Leo 2011 An integrated genetic-demographic model to unravel the origin of genetic structure in European eel (Anguilla anguilla L.). Evolutionary Applications. 4(4): [47] Pujolar, J.M., Bevacqua, D., Andrello, M., Capoccioni, F., Ciccotti, E., De Leo, G.A., Zane, L Genetic patchiness in European eel adults evidenced by molecular genetics and population dynamics modelling. Molecular Phylogenetics and Evolution, 58: doi: /j.ympev [48] Bevacqua D. Melià P, Giulio A. De Leo & M Gatto Intra-specific scaling of natural mortality in fish: the paradigmatic case of the European eel. Oecologia. 165(2): , DOI /s [49] Bettinetti R, Galassi S, Quadroni S, Volta P, Capoccioni F, Ciccotti E. & Giulio A. De Leo Use of Anguilla anguilla for Biomonitoring Persistent Organic Pollutants (POPs) in Brackish and Riverine Waters in Central and Southern Italy. Water Air Soil Pollution, 217(1-4): , DOI /s y. [50] Bevacqua D., Melià P., Follesa M.C., De Leo G.A., Gatto M. and A. Cau 2010 Body growth and mortality of the spiny lobster Palinurus elephas within and outside a small marine protected area. Fisheries Research, 106: , doi: /j.fishres [51] Vincenzi S, Crivelli AJ, Jesensek D, De Leo GA, Detection of density-dependent growth at two spatial scales in marble trout (Salmo marmoratus) populations. Ecology of Freshwater Fish. 19(3): DOI: /j x [52] Vincenzi S, Crivelli AJ, Jesensek D, De Leo GA, Individual growth and its implications for the recruitment dynamics of stream-dwelling marble trout (Salmo marmoratus). Ecology of Freshwater Fish. Volume 19(3): DOI: /j x. [53] Costello C. A. Rassweiler, D. Siegel, G.De Leo, F. Micheli and A. Rosenberg The value of spatial information in MPA network design. PNAS. 107: , doi: /pnas [54] Vincenzi S., A. J. Crivelli, D. Jesensek, G.A. De Leo, The management of small, isolated salmonid populations: do we have to fix it if it ain t broken? Animal Conservation, 13(1): DOI: /j x [55] Pujolar J. M., D. Bevacqua, F. Capoccioni, E. Ciccotti, G. A. De Leo and L. Zane Genetic variability is unrelated to growth and parasite infestation in natural populations of the European eel (Anguilla anguilla). Molecular Ecology, 18: ( /j X x). [56] Bevacqua D., G. A. De Leo, M. Gatto and P. Melià Size selectivity of fyke nets for European eel (Anguilla anguilla L.). Journal of Fish Biology 74: (IF ranking B: 15/40 in Fisheries) [57] Pujolar J, De Leo G, Zane L Genetic Composition of Atlantic and Mediterranean populations of European Eel (Anguilla anguilla) based on EST-linked Microsatellite Loci. Journal of Fish Biology, 74: (IF ranking B: 15/40 in Fisheries) [58] S.Vincenzi, A. J. Crivelli, D. Jesensek, G.A. De Leo, Total population density during the first year of life as a major determinant of lifetime body-length trajectory in marble trout. Ecology of Freshwater Fish. 17: DOI: /j x (IF RANKING 18/40 in FISHERIES) [59] Bolzoni L, Gatto M, Dobson AP and GA De Leo Allometric scaling and seasonality in the epidemics of wildlife diseases. American Naturalist, 172(6): DOI: / (IF 4.543, ranking A: 9/116 in Ecology) [60] Lafferty K.D..., G. De Leo et al Parasites in food webs: the ultimate missing links. Ecology Letters 11: (IF 8.2, ranking A: 4/116) [61] Vincenzi S., A. J. Crivelli, D. Jesensek, J.F. Rubin, G.A. De Leo The role of density-dependent individual growth in the persistence of freshwater salmonid populations. Oecologia, 156: (IF ranking A: 28/116 in Ecology) [62] Bolzoni L, Gatto M, Dobson AP and GA De Leo Body-size scaling in an SEI model of wildlife diseases. Theoretical Population Biology. 73: (IF 1.950, ranking B: 48/116 in Ecology). [63] Vincenzi S, A. J. Crivelli, D. Jesensek, J.F. Rubin, G.A. De Leo, Potential factors controlling the population viability of newly introduced endangered marble trout populations. Biological Conservation. 141: (IF ranking A: 21/116 in Ecology) 8

9 [64] Bevacqua D., P. Melià, A. J. Crivelli, M. Gatto and G. A. De Leo Multi-objective assessment of conservation measures for the European eel (Anguilla anguilla): an application to the Camargue lagoons. ICES Journal of Marine Science. 64: (IF ranking A: 6/40 in Fisheries) [65] Vincenzi S, G. Caramori, R. Rossi, G. A. De Leo A comparative analysis of three habitat suitability models for commercial yield estimation of Tapes philippinarum in a North Adriatic coastal lagoon (Sacca di Goro, Italy). Marine Pollution Bulletin, 55(10): (IF ranking A: 13/86 in Marine & Freshwater Biology). [66] Bolzoni L, Real L, De Leo G Transmission heterogeneity and control strategies for infectious disease emergence. PLoS ONE 2(8): e747 (IF 5.68) [67] Bolzoni L, De Leo G A cost analysis of alternative culling strategies for the eradication of classical swine fever in wildlife. Environment and Development Economics 12(5): 1-20 (IF 0.595, ranking C: 40/52 in Environmental Studies). [68] Vincenzi S, Crivellì AJ, Jenseken D, Rubin JF e GA De Leo Early survival of marble trout Salmo marmoratus: evidence for density dependence? Ecology of Freshwater Fish, 16: (IF ranking B: 18/40 in Fisheries). [69] Vincenzi S, Crivellì AJ, Jenseken D, Rubin JF e GA De Leo Density-dependent individual growth of marble trout (Salmo marmoratus) in the Soca and Idrica river basins, Slovenia. Hydrobiologia 583:57-68 (IF ranking B: 41/86 in Marine & Freshwater Biology). [70] Vincenzi S, G. Caramori, R. Rossi e G.A. De Leo 2006 Estimating clam yield potential in the Sacca di Goro lagoon (Italy) by using a two-part conditional model. Aquaculture 261: (IF ranking A: 7/40 in Fisheries). [71] Bevacqua D., P. Melià, A. J. Crivelli, G. A. De Leo and M. Gatto Timing and rate of sexual maturation of European eel in brackish and freshwater environments Journal of Fish Biology 69: (IF ranking B: 15/40 in Fisheries) [72] Carletti A. De Leo G. e I. Ferrari A Preliminary Coastal Wetland Assessment Procedure: Designing and Testing an Environmental Sustainability Index for Mediterranean Lagoons. Chemistry & Ecology 22:S15 - S35 (IF , ranking C 103/116 in Ecology). [73] Melià P., D. Bevacqua, A. J. Crivelli, J. Panfili, G. A. De Leo & M. Gatto Sex differentiation of the European eel in brackish and freshwater environments: a comparative analysis. Journal of Fish Biology 69, (IF ranking B: 15/40 in Fisheries). [74] Hilborn, R. Micheli F. and De Leo G Integrating marine protected areas with catch regulation. Canadian Journal of Fisheries and Aquatic Science, 63: (IF , ranking A: 4/39 in Fisheries). [75] Melià P., D. Bevacqua, A. J. Crivelli, De Leo G., J. Panfili, and M. Gatto Age and growth of the European eel Anguilla anguilla in the Camargue lagoons. Journal of Fish Biology, 68: (ISSN: ) (IF ranking B: 15/40 in Fisheries). [76] Vincenzi S., G. Caramori, R. Rossi e G.A. De Leo A GIS-based Habitat Suitability model for commercial yield estimation of Tapes philippinarum in a Mediterranean coastal lagoon (Sacca di Goro, Italy). Ecological Modelling, 193: (IF 2,077, ranking B: 46/116 in Ecology) [77] Carletti A., De Leo G.A., Ferrari I., A critical review of representative wetland rapid assessment methods in North America. Aquatic Conservation: Marine and Freshwater Ecosystems.14:S103 S113. (IF 1.240, ranking 39/86 in Marine and Freshwater biology) [78] Melià P, De Leo GA, Gatto M Density and temperature-dependence of vital rates in the Manila clam Tapes philippinarum: a stochastic demographic model. Mar Ecol Prog Series, 272: (IF , ranking 8/86 in Marine and Freshwater biology [79] De Leo G.A., Guberti V Effetti dell abbattimento Controllato sulla Evoluzione della Virulenza: il caso della Peste Suina Classica. Journal of Mountain Ecology, 7 (Suppl.): [80] Cellina F., G.A. De Leo, A. Rizzoli, P. Viaroli, M. Bartoli Ecological modelling as a tool to support macroalgal bloom management: a case study (Sacca di Goro, Po river delta). Oceanologica Acta, 26: [81] De Leo G. A., Bartoli M., Naldi M., Viaroli P A first generation stochastic bioeconomic analysis of algal bloom control in a coastal lagoon (Sacca of Goro, Po river Delta). Marine Ecology, 23(supplement): [82] Gatto, M., A. Caizzi, L. Rizzi, and G. A. De Leo The Kyoto Protocol is cost-effective. Conservation Ecology 6(1): r11. [online] URL: [83] De Leo G.A., Rizzi L., Caizzi A e Gatto, M The economic benefit of Kyoto Protocol. Nature, 413: [84] De Leo G.A. e Gatto, M Pricing Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services. Response from Gatto and De Leo to Pimentel comments. Bioscience, 51 (4): [85] De Leo G.A. e Gatto, M A stochastic bioeconomic analysis of silver eel fisheries. Ecological Applications, 11(1):

10 [86] Gatto M. and De Leo, Pricing biodiversity and ecosystem services: the never ending story. Bioscience, 50: [87] Ranci Ortigosa, G., G.A. De Leo, M. Gatto VVF: integrating modelling and GIS in a software tool for habitat suitability assessment. Environmental Modeling & Software, 15: [88] Paris G., G.A. De Leo, P. Menozzi, M.Gatto, Region-based citation bias in science. Nature. 396:210. [89] De Leo G.A., G. Paris, P. Menozzi, M. Gatto, Spotlight Needed on Italian Policy. Nature, 391:12. [90] De Leo G.A., M.Gatto, Interspecific competition among macroparasites in a density-dependent host population. Journal of Mathematical Biology, 37: [91] Lampo M., G.A. De Leo, The invasion ecology of the toad Bufo marinus: from South America to Australia, Ecological Applications, 8(2): [92] Peterson G., G.A. De Leo, J.J. Hellmann, M.A. Janssen, A. Kinzig, J.R.Malcolm, K.L. O'Brien, S.E. Pope, D.S. Rothman, E. Shevliakova, and R.R.T.Tinch, Uncertainty, Climate Change, and Adaptive Management Conservation Ecology, Volume 1(2):Forum. [93] Peterson G., S. Pope, G.A. De Leo, M. Janssen, J. Malcolm, J. Parody, G. Hood, and M. North, Ecology, Ethics, and Advocacy. Conservation Ecology, Volume 1(1):Forum. [94] De Leo G.A., Simon Levin, The Multifaceted Aspects of Ecosystem Integrity. Conservation Ecology, Volume 1(1):3. [95] De Leo G.A., M. Gatto, Modelling and Managing European Eels of the Valli di Comacchio Lagoons, Italian Journal of Applied Statistics Statistica applicata, 8(1): [96] De Leo G.A., M. Gatto, "Trends in vital rates of the European eel: evidence for density dependence?, Ecological Applications, 6(4): [97] De Leo G.A., A.P.Dobson, Allometry and Simple Epidemic Models for Microparasites, Nature, 379: [98] De Leo G.A., M. Gatto, "A Size and Age Structured Model of the European Eel (Anguilla anguilla L.)", Canadian Journal of Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences, 52: [99] De Leo G.A., L. Del Furia, G. Guariso, "Management of Subsurface Water bodies: a Computer Aided Approach to Model Choice and Implementation ", Journal of Environmental Management, 42: [100] De Leo G.A., I. Ferrari, "Disturbance and Diversity in a River Zooplankton Community: A Neutral Model Analysis", Coenoses:The interdisciplinary journal reporting progress in community and population studies, 8: [101] De Leo G.A., L.Del Furia, M.Gatto, The Interaction Between Soil Acidity and Forest Dynamics: A Simple Model Exhibiting Catastrophic Behavior, Theoretical Population Biology, 43: PAPERS ON ITALIAN JOURNALS [102] Fiorese, De Leo, Gatto 2008 Impatti dei cambiamenti climatici in Lombardia. AEIT 11:12-19 [103] De Leo Valutazione delle Esternalità connesse alla produzione di energia. Oxygen, pp. xx. [104] De Leo G Perché Kyoto conviene. Il Suolo, num.1-3 Dicembre Associazione Italiana Pedologi. URL: [105] De Leo G.A., F.Del Forte, e A.Mantovani La gestione della qualità negli studi di VIA e nell Agenda 21 Locale. Valutazione Ambientale, 3:5-8. [106] Caizzi A., M. Gatto, L. Rizzi e G.A. De Leo Benefici Economici del Protocollo di Kyoto. AEI, 89: [107] De Leo G.A., L.Rizzi, A.Caizzi, Costi e benefici economici delle fonti rinnovabili. Automazione e Strumentazione. Luglio/Agosto. Anno XLIX 7: [108] De Leo G.A., La biodiversità in numeri, Equilibri: Rivista per lo Sviluppo Sostenibile, 1997, 2: [109] Caratti P., G.A. Deleo., P. Girardi e Tintinelli. Diesel e benzina : Prestazioni ambientali a confronto. Ambiente, Risorse e Salute, Luglio [110] De Leo G.A., L.Del Furia, C. Gandolfi, "Modellistica delle acque sotterranee con un sistema di supporto informatico integrato", Quaderni di Geologia Applicata, 1/1994:

11 BOOKS [111] De Leo G.. Fiorese G. and Guariso G.. Energia e Salute della Terra, 220pp, Fondazione Achille e Giulia Boroli, Milano, Dec Distributed in 40 thousands copies in high schools. [112] Casagrandi R., G.A. De Leo, M. Gatto. 101 Problemi di Ecologia McGraw-Hill, Milano, 2002 [113] De Leo G.A., G. Paris, M. Gatto Il Chi è della Ricerca Ambientale in Italia: Valutazione statistica della produzione scientifica italiana nel settore ambientale. FLA. Milano, 183 pp. [114] Calori G., G.A. De Leo, L. Del Furia e G. Guariso. 100 programmi per l Ambiente. CittàStudi Edizioni, Milano, 1997 [115] De Leo G.A., L. Del Furia, C. Gandolfi, G. Guariso, "GMT - Groundwaters Managers' toolkit", CLUP, Milano, 1991 [116] De Leo G.A., L. Del Furia, G. Guariso, "IDRO-3. Analisi della piezometria e della sua evoluzione a seguito di prelievi", CLUP, Milano, 1987 BOOK CHAPTERS [117] Micheli, F., G. De Leo, F. Ferretti, A.M. Hines, K. Honey, K. Kroeker, R. G. Martone, D. McCauley, J. O Leary, D. Rosim, S. Sokolow, A. Stock, C. Wood. In press. Ocean Health. Invited chapter in Handbook of Ocean Resources and Management, edited by T. Agardy, H. Smith, and J. L. Suarez de Vivero. Earthscan, UK. [118] ZALDIVAR J.M., AUSTONI M., PLUS M., DE LEO G.A., GIORDANI G., VIAROLI P Indicators for the management of coastal lagoons: sacca di Goro case study. Pp in Jørgensen S., Xu L., Costanza R., Handbook of Ecological Indicators for Assessment of Ecosystem Health, CRC Press, Taylor & Francis Group, Boca Raton, USA.. [119] De Leo G., Melià P, Crivelli A.J., and Gatto M Eel Population Modeling and its Application to Conservation Management. In Casselman, J.M., and D.K. Cairns (eds.): Pp in J.M. Casselman and D. K. Cairns (eds.). Eels at the edge: science, status, and conservation concerns. American Fisheries Society Symposium no. 58. Bethesda, Maryland.. [120] Bevacqua D., P. Melià, A. J. Crivelli, M. Gatto and G. A. De Leo Assessing Management Plans for the recovery of the European eel (Anguilla anguilla): a need for multi-objective analyses. Pp: 69: In Haro, A.J. et al. (Eds.) Challenges for Diadromous Fishes in a Dynamic Global Environment. American Fisheries Society Symposium 69. Bethesda, Maryland. [121] Gatto M., A. Zingone, G. Fiorese, G. De Leo La biodiversità nell era dei cambiameni climatici: un eredità da salvaguardare. Pp in: Castellari S. e V. Artali (a cura di) I cambiamenti Climatici in italia: evidenze, vulnerabilità e impatti. Bononia University Press ISBN , Bologna pp 590. [122] De Leo G. (2008). La scienza ha fatto chiarezza, ora dobbiamo agire. Pp in Progetto Kyoto Lombardia, vol.50 della collana Ricerche&Risultati della Fondazione Lombardia per l Ambiente, Milano. [123] De Leo G., Gatto M, Giulia, Fiorese, Federico Beffa, Alessandra Goria (2008). Le conseguenze dei cambiamenti climatici sull uomo, sugli ecosistemi su sistema economico, sul turismo. Pag in Progetto Kyoto Lombardia, vol.50 della collana Ricerche&Risultati della Fondazione Lombardia per l Ambiente, Milano. [124] Gatto M., G. Fiorese, G.A. De Leo (2008). Regional impacts of global climate change on ecosystems: an analysis of the Lombardy (Northern Italy) case. Pp in Global climate change and the ecology of the next decade (eds. G. Santangelo e L. Fronzoni), Edizioni ETS, Pisa [125] De Leo G.A. and M. Gatto Cutting CO2 Emissions in the Atmosphere: A Realistic Goal or a Mere Utopian Ideal? Cap. 17, pag in Colin L. Soskolne (ed.).: Sustaining Life on Earth: Environmental and Human Health through Global Governance, pag. 459, New York, Lexington Books [126] Zaldıvar J.M., Austoni M., Plus M., De Leo G.A., Giordani G., and Viaroli P., Ecosystem Health Assessment and Bioeconomic Analysis in Coastal Lagoons. Chapter 6 in Sven Jorgensen (ed.), Handbook of Ecological Indicators for Assessment of Ecosystem Health, Nov. 2004, CRC Press ISBN [127] De Leo G.A., M.Gatto, A.Caizzi, F.Cellina The ecological and economic consequences of Global climate change Recent Research development in Biotechnology and Bioengineering, Special issue: Biotechnology and Bioengineering of CO2 fixation, [128] De Leo G. A., A.P. Dobson. Virulence Management in Wildlife Populations. Pag in Virulence Management: the Adaptive Dynamics of Pathogen-Host Interactions, U.Diekmann, J.A. Metz, M.W. Sabelis e K. Sigmund (eds) IIASA, Austria, 2002, Cambridge University Press [129] De Leo G. A., A.Goodman, A.P. Dobson. Wildlife Perspective on the Evolution of Virulence. Pag in Virulence Management: the Adaptive Dynamics of Pathogen-Host Interactions, U.Diekmann,J.A. Metz, M.W. Sabelis e K. Sigmund (eds) IIASA, Austria, 2002, Cambridge University Press 11

12 [130] Ewald P., G. A. De Leo Alternative Transmission Mode and the Evolution of Virulence. Pag in Virulence Management: the Adaptive Dynamics of Pathogen-Host Interactions, U.Diekmann,J.A. Metz, M.W. Sabelis e K. Sigmund (eds) IIASA, Austria, 2002, Cambridge University Press [131] Roberts, Dobson, Arneberg, De Leo, Krecek, Manfredi, Lanfranchi e Zaffaroni. Parasite Community ecology and biodiversity. Pp in The Ecology of Wildlife Disease, a cura di Hudson, Rizzoli, Grenfell, Heesterbeek e Dobson, 2002, Oxford University Press, Oxford. [132] Gatto M. e G.A. De Leo. Lemmi sulla Sostenibilità dello Sviluppo per l Enciclopedia Multimediale Rizzoli Larousse. 1: Valutazione di Impatto Ambientale; 2) Indicatori Ecologici; 3) Indicatori macroeconomici di benessere; 4) Gestione Ambientale d Impresa, Maggio 2001 [133] De Leo G.A., M. Gatto e P. Menozzi, Principi di dinamica delle popolazioni. In Ecologica Applicata, a cura di Marchetti, Provini e Galassasi, Clup, [134] De Leo G.A., L. Del Furia, R. Paolucci, "Piogge acide ed ecosistemi forestali", in "Modelli per la previsione e la gestione della qualità dell'aria", a cura di G. Finzi, CUSL, 1988 PROCEEDINGS [135] Vincenzi S, A. J. Crivelli, G. A. De Leo, Analisi demografica di popolazioni di trota marmorata (Salmo marmoratus) nel bacino dei fiumi Soca e Idrijca (Slovenia). Atti del XV congresso della S.It.E. [136] Fiorese G., Gatto M., Ranci Ortigosa G. & De Leo G. (2006). Scenari futuri di impatto dei cambiamenti climatici globali tramite l'applicazione di modelli di vocazionalità faunistica ad ungulati alpini. In Ecologia. Atti del XV Congresso Nazionale della Società Italiana di Ecologia (Torino, settembre 2005) a cura di Claudio Comoglio, Elena Comino, e Francesca Bona [online] URL: [137] Fiorese G., Bevacqua D., Bolzoni L., De Leo G. & Gatto M. (2006). Quadro sinottico degli impatti dei cambiamenti climatici sulla regione Lombardia. In Ecologia. Atti del XV Congresso Nazionale della Società Italiana di Ecologia (Torino, settembre 2005) a cura di Claudio Comoglio, Elena Comino, e Francesca Bona [online] URL: [138] De Leo G. Parelli M. e Gaburro F. Analisi comparata delle Dichiarazioni Ambientali delle organizzazioni registrate EMAS in Italia. In Ecologia. Atti del XV Congresso Nazionale della Società Italiana di Ecologia (Torino, settembre 2005) a cura di Claudio Comoglio, Elena Comino, e Francesca Bona [online] URL: [139] Bevacqua, Melià, Crivelli, De Leo & Gatto (2006). Un modello di accrescimento con differenziazione sessuale per l'anguilla europea (Anguilla anguilla). In Ecologia. Atti del XV Congresso Nazionale della Società Italiana di Ecologia (Torino, settembre 2005) a cura di Claudio Comoglio, Elena Comino, e Francesca Bona [online] URL: [140] Fornari, Bevacqua & De Leo (2006). Cambiamenti climatici a livello locale: stima economica del danno da alluvioni sul sistema delle infrastrutture lombarde. In Ecologia. Atti del XV Congresso Nazionale della Società Italiana di Ecologia (Torino, settembre 2005) a cura di Claudio Comoglio, Elena Comino, e Francesca Bona [online] URL: [141] Vincenzi, De Leo & Crivelli (2006). Analisi demografica di popolazioni di trota marmorata (Salmo marmoratus) nel bacino del fiume Soca (Slovenia). In Ecologia. Atti del XV Congresso Nazionale della Società Italiana di Ecologia (Torino, settembre 2005) a cura di Claudio Comoglio, Elena Comino, e Francesca Bona [online] URL: [142] De Leo (2006). Un'Analisi Costi/Benefici socio-abientali dell'obbligo di accensione dei fari anabbaglianti secondo il nuovo codice della strada. In Ecologia. Atti del XV Congresso Nazionale della Società Italiana di Ecologia (Torino, settembre 2005) a cura di Claudio Comoglio, Elena Comino, e Francesca Bona [online] URL: [143] Bevacqua D, P. Melià, A. J. Crivelli, G. A. De Leo, M. Gatto. Un modello di accrescimento con differenziazione sessuale per l anguilla europea (Anguilla anguilla). Atti del XV Congresso SItE. Torino settembre [144] Fornari M, D. Bevacqua, G. A. De Leo. Cambiamenti climatici a livello locale. Stima del danno generato da aventi alluvionali al sistema delle infrastrutture lombardo. Atti del XV Congresso SItE. Torino settembre